celsient

thought-haver (chronic)

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21 | queer | scotland


icon: Looks To The Moon (Rain World), by cypresssalmon

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ghoulnoise
@ghoulnoise

I think Jack and Keith's Crusader Kings 3 playthrough might be one of my current favorite things


celsient
@celsient

if you like this playthrough i strongly recommend kb & jack's crusader kings lp!! it's my favourite youtube series ever. incredible vibes



graham
@graham

or anywhere in public where there's music playing

  1. Use your encyclopedic knowledge of @neilc's Mouth Albums to note whenever you hear a song that was sampled in any way.

  2. [bonus] Sing one of the other parts from Neil's version over the regular song that's playing



MelloMakes
@MelloMakes

My next album is PHD - PORTABLE HEADPHONE DANCEFLOOR, a continuous mix of fluid, eclectic and danceable music where the beat never stops. A party inside your headphones. Put on your most comfortable pair and take the dancefloor feeling wherever you go. Coming July 7, 2023 with MC vocals by Lu Patterson, a full album-length music video animation by Arcade Colón and incredible cover art by Seth Redd and Ethan Redd.

Pre-order:
https://2mellomakes.bandcamp.com/album/phd-portable-headphone-dancefloor
https://2mello.net/store

Video Animations by Arcade Colón @arcadedotwav
https://instagram.com/arcadenoise
https://twitter.com/arcadedotwav
https://arcadecolon.bandcamp.com

Album Vocals by Lu Patterson
https://glittermusic.bandcamp.com
https://twitter.com/glitter4444
https://instagram.com/glitter.wav

Cover Art by Seth Redd and Ethan Redd
https://twitter.com/saredd99
https://instagram.com/saredd99__art
https://saredd99.tumblr.com

https://twitter.com/EthanRedd
https://instagram.com/kiddradd
https://virtuoso.world



dante
@dante

been thinking a lot about "history" and "fantasy" these days. if you had to press me for The Thing that defines "the fantasy genre" it would be something like "the myths are true", since that is in itself a fantastical concept. myths, in the real world, are not "true", that's kind of the point

a bunch of tribesmen get together and build a few buildings and hundreds of years later the myth of the beginning of rome is that two lil babes were raised by a she-wolf. but if you went back, the lil babes would not be there! the myth grew out of the elements of the history.

but in fantasy, the myths are true, or at least some of them are, right -- the age of heroes was real, the lil babes did suckle at the teat of a she-wolf, the crow did steal the sun, whatever. the action of mythmaking is then recontextualized as history-telling, they become one-and-the-same.

IF YOU ASK ME, that's the core of what makes "fantasy" into "fantasy", because in the real world the history becomes all garbled in the telling over time until the emotional core remains but the details are usually lost or changed. i find both lenses fascinating (obviously) but realizing this little difference helped me whenever i'm doing idle fantasy worldbuilding or whatever